Although Maria liked the dress, she did not buy it.

Maria liked the dress,

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Although Maria liked the dress, she did not buy it.
 	
	Maria liked the dress, <====
	did not buy it.
	she did not buy it. 
	Although Maria liked the dress,

anonymous · Answer

@skullpatrol

skullpatrol · Answer

What is the question asking for? @iAdoreXoXo

anonymous · Answer

What is the dependent clause in the following sentence?

skullpatrol · Answer

Do you have a definition of what a "dependent clause" is?

anonymous · Answer

something about the dress right

skullpatrol · Answer

A dependent clause "depends" on something,

 where "depends" means "be controlled by."

Does that help?

skullpatrol · Answer

@iAdoreXoXo  ?

skullpatrol · Answer

Buying is controlled by, or depends on liking.

skullpatrol · Answer

The dependent clause would therefore be the one about buying:

"she did not buy it."

skullpatrol · Answer

@iAdoreXoXo  does that make sense?

skullpatrol · Answer

I have to go now, good luck with your studies :)

anonymous · Answer

im so lost

skullpatrol · Answer

You are doing fine :-D

skullpatrol · Answer

Did you follow  what I said about 

dependent and independent clauses?

anonymous · Answer

Maria liked the dress is that it?????? please god let me be right!

anonymous · Answer

he gave the answer above